Method for manufacturing magnetic sheet and magnetic sheet
a technology of magnetic sheets and magnetic sheets, applied in the direction of magnetic liquids, magnetic bodies, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of ferrite raising a problem on being fragile, extremely low impact resistance, and inability to ensure electric power, etc., to achieve high quality and high productivity
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[0051]A magnetic paint was coated on a PET (polyethylene terephthalate) for release; a magnetic sheet was formed upon drying at 115 degrees Celsius; and another magnetic paint was further coated thereon and dried at 115 degrees Celsius. Those steps were repeated, and a magnetic sheet equivalent to the six layered magnetic sheets was obtained. Subsequently, the obtained magnetic sheet was compressed by being fed ten times between rollers set at 110 degrees Celsius with linear pressure 3.3 kgf / cm2 to discharge air, and was further compressed at 150 degrees Celsius and 5.9 kgf / cm2 to obtain a magnetic sheet as the final product. As a result, the magnetic sheet had a good appearance and magnetic characteristics, as well. The magnetic sheet received quite less changes in thickness and magnetic characteristics though left stably for 168 hours under the high temperature environment of 85 degrees Celsius as well as under the high temperature of 60 degrees Celsius and high humidity environme...
example 2
[0052]A magnetic paint was coated on a PET for release; a magnetic sheet was formed upon drying at 115 degrees Celsius; and another magnetic paint was further coated thereon and dried at 115 degrees Celsius. Those steps were repeated, and a magnetic sheet equivalent to the six layered magnetic sheets was obtained. Subsequently, the obtained magnetic sheet was compressed by being fed ten times between rollers set at 110 degrees Celsius with linear pressure 3.3 kgf / cm2 to discharge air, and was further compressed at 150 degrees Celsius and 6.2 kgf / cm2 to obtain a magnetic sheet as the final product. That is, in this Example 2, the material of the magnetic paint was different from that in Example 1, and the magnetic sheet was compressed with a higher pressure than Example 1. As a result, the magnetic sheet had a good appearance and magnetic characteristics, as well, though compressed with a higher pressure than Example 1. The magnetic sheet received very quite less changes in thickness...
example 3
[0053]A magnetic paint was coated on a PET for release; a magnetic sheet was formed upon drying at 115 degrees Celsius; and another magnetic paint was further coated thereon and dried at 115 degrees Celsius after the magnetic sheet was compressed by being fed one time between rollers set at 110 degrees Celsius with linear pressure 3.3 kgf / cm2. Those steps were repeated, and a magnetic sheet equivalent to the six layered magnetic sheets was obtained. Subsequently, the obtained magnetic sheet was compressed by being fed ten times between rollers set at 110 degrees Celsius with linear pressure 3.3 kgf / cm2 to discharge air, and was further compressed at 150 degrees Celsius and 6.4 kgf / cm2 to obtain a magnetic sheet as the final product. That is, in this Example 3, the magnetic sheet was compressed with a higher pressure than Example 2 by setting a compressing step after coating and drying the magnetic paint. As a result, the magnetic sheet had a good appearance and magnetic characterist...
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